Sniperoo Trading Strategies
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One of the features that makes Sniperoo an advanced trading tool is the ability to create different trading strategies and save them as presets.
Strategy on Sniperoo represents a set of trading parameters that will execute when you trade tokens & coins.
As the name of this strategy says, the Manual Trading Strategy is entirely manual trading, meaning it has both Auto-Buy and Auto-Sell parameters disabled.
This means that whenever you trade a token you will be buying it and selling it manually.
In this simple auto-sell strategy we configured the Auto-Sell mode to SIMPLE and set the following auto-sell triggers:
Take Profit: 50%
Stop Loss: 25%
In this strategy, you will automatically sell all your tokens from the position when one of these two triggers is reached, i.e. the price of the token/coin increases by 50% or drops by 25%.
This kind of strategy allows you to buy tokens/coins and leave our platform sell them automatically.
The strategy above contains more complex set of parameters that will be executed whenever you want to start a trade.
In this particular example we have both the Auto-Buy and Auto-Sell modes on with the specfic parameters:
Order expiration: 4 hours
Stop-loss type: Trailing
Trigger: Price Change
Initial stop-loss percentage: 25%
Price change: -25% to -35% price drop
Grid system: 2 grid levels
When you use this strategy to buy tokens/coins you are placing a limit-buy order with a advanced auto-sell settings, instead of buying them immediately.
In case the token doesn't satisfy your Limit-Buy parameters during the set time interval (in this case 4 hours), the Limit-Buy order will expire without purchasing the tokens. Check the Auto-Buy docs page for more info.
Furthermore, this strategy uses a multi-leveled grid-sell system combined with a trailing stop-loss. To understand how this works, check the Advanced Auto-Sell page and the Trailing Stop-Loss page.
This is an advanced trading strategy and it is important to understand what you are doing before opening positions with it.